Struggling with debt? Here are a few methods to help get your Pete under control and on his way to the curb. 1.) Snowballer – this is Dave Ramsey’s extremely popular method of ranking all of your debts from highest to lowest, start with the lowest one and direct all the extra cash you can find…
Being a husband and a father of three children I truly felt like I had let them down in the summer of 2010 when I had to let them know we could not afford a family vacation. I felt embarrassed and disappointed that I had let our finances get to this point, a whopping $109k in…
Besides this awesome series about how to create and stick with a budget, there are some other great resources at your local books store and library and even totally free advice on the internet. Some of those that I feel totally ok about recommending are: Actual books (those things with pages and the happy paper…
Whether you have a mountain of debt or not, a budget is a necessary tool. If you’ve managed to avoid debt all together, good for you! A budget will still help you keep track of your cash flow and allow you to maximize it’s potential. If you do have debt, like the vast majority of…